A shade of Gray leads North to victory

Column: Banned books censor queer history; this October, read them all

“Banning books gives us silence when we need speech. It closes our ears when we need to listen. It makes us blind when we need sight.” — Stephen Chbosky An estimated 36.3 million people have died from AIDS-related causes since the beginning of the AIDS epidemic less...

Opinion: LAUSD must provide resources to remedy reality of student learning loss

by Delilah Brumer | Education, Opinion

After over a month of in-person learning, the sight of bustling hallways, energetic basketball games and lively classrooms make it tempting to believe that the effects of distance learning are behind us. However, pandemic-induced learning loss still has a colossal...

Column: The importance of student-run volunteer projects outside school

by Shaun Thomas | Education, Opinion, Schools

Volunteering is an integral part of our global, national and local communities. Volunteers are an integral part of many charitable nonprofit organizations, including American volunteers, who specifically contribute an estimated $193 billion of their time to their...

Aiming to make the Playoffs: The changes to the Los Angeles Kings

by Ella B. | Sports

The NHL’s offseason has come and gone. Now entering the 2021-22 season, teams prepare to once again fight for the Stanley Cup. After an offseason of substantial additions to their roster, the Los Angeles Kings will aim to make the playoffs, which they haven’t achieved...

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